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|Name = Munchy Monk | |Name = Munchy Monk | ||
|Debut = Rhythm Heaven Fever | |Debut = Rhythm Heaven Fever | ||
|Number = 2 (Japanese version); 3 ( | |Number = 2 (Japanese version); 3 (Other versions) | ||
|Cameos = The Chorus Kid, Research Scientists of Love Lab, Pop Singer, Love Lizards, Tiny Ghosts, Stomp Farmer, Blue Birds and their captain, Frogettes, Synchrettes, Blastronaut, Kung Fu Ball Girl, Huebirds of Happiness }}'''Munchy Monk (しゅうぎょう shugyou "training") '''is an endless game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]], ''unlocked after receiving 11 medals in the Japanese version and 23 medals in the American / European versions. The player plays as a [[Munchy Monk (character)|Training Monk]], who is feeding a [[The Chorus Kids|Chorus Kid]] some dumplings inside the train in order to satisfy his stomach. | |Cameos = The Chorus Kid, Research Scientists of Love Lab, Pop Singer, Love Lizards, Tiny Ghosts, Stomp Farmer, Blue Birds and their captain, Frogettes, Synchrettes, Blastronaut, Kung Fu Ball Girl, Huebirds of Happiness }}'''Munchy Monk (しゅうぎょう shugyou "training") '''is an endless game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]], ''unlocked after receiving 11 medals in the Japanese version and 23 medals in the American / European versions. The player plays as a [[Munchy Monk (character)|Training Monk]], who is feeding a [[The Chorus Kids|Chorus Kid]] some dumplings inside the train in order to satisfy his stomach. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||